European Solidarity Corps
What are they?
Volunteering projects are funded by the European Solidarity Corps scheme, which enables all young people legally residing in Europe, aged between 18 and 30 years, to carry out an international volunteering service in an organisation or in a public body in Europe, Africa, Asia or South America for a period ranging from 2 to 12 months.
Through this experience, young people get the opportunity to volunteer abroad, contribute with their efforts to a cause they believe in – be it, solidarity with refugees and migrants, work on environmental issues, activities for children or the elderly, support for non-governmental organisations, work for cultural events or a number of other topics.
Volunteering projects support individuals in improving their skills, enhancing their employability and gaining cultural awareness by providing opportunities of structured study, work experience, job shadowing, volunteering, training and teaching opportunities to staff and learners.
Through this experience, young people get the opportunity to volunteer abroad, contribute with their efforts to a cause they believe in – be it, solidarity with refugees and migrants, work on environmental issues, activities for children or the elderly, support for non-governmental organisations, work for cultural events or a number of other topics.
Volunteering projects support individuals in improving their skills, enhancing their employability and gaining cultural awareness by providing opportunities of structured study, work experience, job shadowing, volunteering, training and teaching opportunities to staff and learners.
Stories from our Volunteers
Current Opportunities
Work with IES Campanillas, in an 8 months ESC volunteering in Málaga -Spain.
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Work with Ofensiva Tinerilor, in a 6 months ESC volunteering in Arad, romania
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Work with youth in a 12 months ESC volunteering in Slovenia (Sep 2023-Aug 2024).
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Join our European Solidarity Corps project, Green-it Up for 12 months!
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Work with youth in a 12 months ESC volunteering in Slovenia (Sep 2023-Aug 2024).
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Work with youth in a 7-8 months ESC volunteering in Transylvania, Romania.
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Work with youth in a 7 month ESC volunteering in Sighișoara,...
Volunteering experience in Northern Ireland, UK...
ESC Volunteering Experience in Italy, Gardolo discrict...
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Assisting BDC (01/08/2022 to 31/10/2022):
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When you say the word volunteering, some people imagine working without earning anything. I earned so many things during volunteering that you can’t even imagine. Living is not only about existing and earning money. There is so much more out there, through experiences such as the European Solidarity Corps (ESC), you learn a lot about life, gain new skills and experience, learn about Europe and the world, you grow up personally and professionally.
Anastasia European Solidarity Corps in Innsbruck, Austria, 2019.